Coverage
What we monitor, where, and how often.
Jurisdiction registry as of latest crawl. Per-jurisdiction document and meeting freshness varies by source — see Browse for live status.
What "covered" means
A jurisdiction is in our registry once we've identified its canonical public-records URL — the agenda center, meeting portal, or document repository it publishes from. From there, our ingestion pipeline pulls new documents on a regular schedule and normalizes them into the same searchable format.
Coverage depth varies. Some jurisdictions publish full agendas, minutes, ordinances, and permit data through structured portals we ingest natively. Others publish PDFs in less consistent formats we OCR and parse on a best-effort basis. A few small jurisdictions publish irregularly and we catch them when they post.
Every document in Subluceo links back to its source. If something looks wrong or out of date, tell us and we'll investigate.
What we monitor
Council, commission, board, and committee meetings. Past decisions and upcoming items.
Building permits, business licenses, alcohol licenses, and special-event permits where published.
Adopted code changes, named resolutions, public hearings, and proposed legislation.
Zoning hearings, RFPs, contract awards, and other statutorily-published notices.
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Missing a jurisdiction?
We add new sources continually. If your county or city isn't in the registry, or if a known source has gone stale, drop us a line with the source URL and we'll get it queued.